PetSafe Stay & Play Pet Fence Wireless, Dog Fence Collar Rechargeable Receiver Collar, Waterproof Design, Compatible with All PetSafe Wireless Fences, Invisible Wireless System (Black)
$132.97
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Let outdoor playtime continue with the PetSafe Stay & Play Wireless Fence Rechargeable Receiver Collar. This dog wireless fence system collar is designed for use with our wireless pet fence system to keep your pets within their designated play area, offering you peace of mind. This compact receiver is outfitted with 5 levels of static correction and a tone-only mode, ensuring your pet respects the boundaries you’ve set. With a long-lasting charge and a waterproof design, this collar is suitable for dogs weighing 5 pounds or more with a neck size between 6-28 inches. The wireless fence collar features a built-in rechargeable battery and low battery indicator, so you never have to worry about running out of power. This dog electric fence collar charges in just 2-3 hours and lasts up to 3 weeks depending on usage, making it a practical and efficient option for busy pet owners. Our dog fence wireless systems allow you to accommodate multiple pets with ease, thanks to the ability to add an unlimited number of collars to the fence system. The rechargeable wireless pet fence collar is versatile, with the collar strap’s interchangeable design letting you personalize your pet’s collar with any 3/4-inch non-metallic strap. Trust in over 25 years of innovation with PetSafe, a respected name in pet care products. With U.S.-based customer care ready to help with any queries, you can be confident that you’re making a smart investment in your pet’s safety and happiness.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 8 x 6 x 3.75 inches; 10.24 ounces
Item model number : PIF00-14288
Department : Travel & Outdoors
Batteries : 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : August 31, 2011
Manufacturer : Radio Systems Corporation
ASIN : B00J5KGZE6
Best Sellers Rank: #6,063 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #6 in Dog Wireless Fences
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WIRELESS CONVENIENCE: Experience the convenience of our wireless pet fence system rechargeable, waterproof receiver collar that charges in just 2-3 hours. The receiver collar provides up to 3 weeks of battery life per charge depending on use, ensuring your pet’s safety without the constant worry of battery replacement when using our dog wireless fence systems.
ADJUSTABLE CORRECTION: Our rechargeable receiver collar offers 5 levels of static correction plus a tone-only mode, aiding in keeping your pet secure within the yard. Enjoy the ability to tailor the level of correction to your pet’s temperament and training requirements.
UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY: Relish the compatibility of our wireless fence collar with all PetSafe Wireless Fence transmitters, designed to keep all your pets safe within your yard. Please note, this dog electric fence collar is NOT compatible with PetSafe In-Ground Fences or Remote Trainers.
UNLIMITED PETS: Our dog fence wireless systems allow you to include unlimited pets, with the capacity to add an infinite number of collars to the fence system. This wireless pet fence ensures all your pets are safeguarded, no matter how many furry friends you have, allowing them to enjoy the freedom of the yard within safe boundaries.
PERFECT FIT: Find the right fit for your pet with the adjustable 3/4 inch collar strap of the receiver, suitable for neck sizes between 6 inches to 28 inches. With this adjustable strap, your pet’s receiver collar can be the perfect fit with every use!
9 reviews for PetSafe Stay & Play Pet Fence Wireless, Dog Fence Collar Rechargeable Receiver Collar, Waterproof Design, Compatible with All PetSafe Wireless Fences, Invisible Wireless System (Black)
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Sue Too –
My dog got hit by a car…
Think it won’t happen to you? Yeah, neither did I, but six months ago my 5 year old Border Collie/German Shepherd Dog chased a squirrel out into the road and got clipped by a car. She was lucky; only a broken front leg, but the leg was broken badly, had problems healing and six months, countless animal hospital visits, two surgeries and shock wave therapy later, she is finally able to roam free in the yard again.I have over two acres of land and two dogs. My other dog is a 7 year old German Shepherd mix as well and while she respects her boundaries, my five year old tends to get “in the zone” when she is chasing something and nothing else matters. Until now that is…I bought two of these units so that I can overlap the signal and got two collars that way. Set up was a breeze; the worst part is figuring out where you want your boundaries to be and then setting the flags. They are pretty much plug and play once the collars are charged. I have a garage on the back of my property so putting one there and one in the house garage ended up working near perfectly, with the exception that it creates a bit of a figure eight, so the boundary is pretty narrow in some spots. Obviously if I moved the units closer together this would not be an issue but I wanted to get the maximum acreage out of the units to allow my dogs as much freedom as possible while still keeping them safe.I won’t lie to you…it hurts to train them, especially if they are older dogs and have had a lot more freedom in the past. It takes them a few days to understand why they can’t go the same places that they used to and when they get the “correction” it momentarily hurts them and confuses them. Yes, it hurts. I tried it on myself. It hurts while it happens but leaves no lasting effect. When they yelp and jump it will break your heart, but it is absolutely needed. The level of correction depends on the dog. My older dog was on a 3 and was traumatized for two days afterward but has since gotten over it. My younger dog, the one that got hit by a car, was not phased by 3 at all and I ended up giving her the highest setting. It only took two corrections for her to understand that when she hears the beep she’d better turn back and get back onto the property. Tonight she was chasing a bird at full speed and stopped short before the boundary. I was amazed.Is the system expensive? You betcha. But it’s worth every penny. After spending upwards of $6k to fix my girl after getting hit by a car, trust me, it’s a pretty small price to pay. Not to mention not having to walk her in the yard on the cold New England winter nights anymore which is priceless. I love that they can once again use the doggie door to the house and come and go as they please without me ever worrying that they will leave their yard. It only takes 10 seconds for them to make a bad decision and get hurt.A couple of notes:I had some issues with wishy-washy boundaries and lack of beeping/correction when I first set it up and read that you should not place near metal objects. Since both of my units were in garages and near cars/metal door frames, etc. mounting the units up high on the walls as far away as possible from metal corrected that issue.MAKE SURE YOUR COLLARS ARE CHARGED! They will emit a beep when they need to be charged and it confuses your poor dog if they are in the yard when it beeps or if they hear the beep while they are in the house. I turn the collars off now when not in use (whenever they are in the house) and make sure they are charged as often as possible. My next door neighbor has the other unit with the battery operated collars and constantly complains that the batteries do not last long at all, so the fact that these collars are rechargeable was another plus for me. We shall see how long they last.This product gets a five star rating from me. It has only been a few weeks since I received it but I am already very pleased with the peace of mind it has given me, ease of use and how quickly my dogs adapted to it.
Jazmin Shubert –
Battery life.. 9 months later…
Amazing product. But our Husky figured out a way to get past the sensor. It has been 9 months since we bought it and she trully just likes to venture off. 3 year old husky loves the streets.I think the battery life is definitely great but like i said it does ran out and my husky didnt learn. The fit was soft and didnt really hurt the dog. Id like another one to be honest maybee the battery dont charge anymore. But hey 9 months is worth it no?
Emily Blanchard –
Great brand!
So easy to set up. Replacement to older one that died. We love this brand and have been using it for 10 years.
Reem –
After a year of use begins to malfunction.
I’m writing this review because its the easiest way to get support by letting everyone know there is a problem with the product. I tried traditional avenues but it seems there is a wall for support on these products. Maybe Amazons more public forum of reviewing will stimulate a response.I have had about six of these collars now and 2 base stations. A common problem is these collars start to beep and shock erratically, randomly, and not in a function described by the manuals. This makes me and my dogs lose hard earned confidence in these very expensive collars. I have replaced them because it seemed easier than dealing with support. Chalking it up to a broken collar.The problem I’m currently having is the collar is giving one single beep combined with shock randomly. My dog gets scared and starts looking for the boundary and doesn’t know which way to go to satisfy this thing. Last night my wife took the collar off and was holding it (well within the boundary zone) when it single-shock/beeped her. She was understandably startled and yelled out “ouch”. It was set to level 4 though I don’t know if that was the shock level she received. (I have a 90lb dog). Now when this collar is functioning correctly it begins to beep 2 or 3 times before it begins the shock correction cycle. This is a warning that the collar is crossing the boundary and needs to return before shocking commences. Most of the times it works properly. And my dog turns around and returns to her area without being shocked. She is smart and has well learned her boundaries. What is happening now is not that its losing signal or crossing the boundary, its a short (not complete) beep combined with a short rapid shock. Its a malfunction. A technology fart. Petsafe not so safe.And before you ask if I went through the resetting procedures or if its fully charged or if its near a refrigerator, I’ll answer yes, yes ,and no. I can’t take the battery out of it because its a rechargeable unit, only hold the button until it resets. Also note that’s not in the manuals. Now consider what I have described is not any function of the collar described in the manuals. Single random short beep/shock. Its a malfunction.To Petsafe to respond….
MTOJGR –
I have a 16 lb King Charles spaniel. He was fully trained on this in a week. I was afraid to use this kind of a system because I was afraid it would hurt him but really wanted him to be able to run free in the yard. Started at level 1 setting on the collar, but he didn’t notice or respond until level 5. He ended up testing the boundaries a few times but quickly learned them and so far hasn’t tried to cross them again – even for a ball, butterfly or lightning bug. Love to see him running free and to be able to play fetch in the yard. Extremely happy with this system.
Floritism –
This works so good. We moved to an acreage and I have a very large dog who isn’t that friendly. He only had to wear it for a week and he roams now without leaving the perimeter. Absolutely worth the cost
Kimberly –
This is a great product with one exception: the instructions included for fitting the collar on your dog are WOEFULLY under detailed.Please search the for the video that explains proper fit. The collar should be on the smallest part of the dog’s neck (not the largest which is what the picture indicates. It does not say anything about that either way in the text) and the video suggests that it should be tight enough so you can still fit a finger between the prong and the dog’s neck (booklet provided basically says not too loose, not too tight. Not exactly precise…)
Nancy Top –
I have used this system for approximately 10 years and I can’t say enough good stuff about it. However, the new collars that are rechargeable and do not use batteries do not last as long as the battery collars. I have just had to replace my rechargeable collar that I purchased February 2022 because it stopped working. For the price of the collar I think that it should last longer than 18 months.
Cory –
Complete rip off, bought it in november, never used until now, just tried it out and it does not work at all, beeps half the time when across the boundery and does not give a shock regrdless of the setting. As we bought it in november it gives no option to return or exchange even tho it was not used until now. Do not waste time and money on this junk. Wpild rate less than 1 star if i could